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Man found dead in Amsterdam home is 73-year-old Paul, police suspect foul play

Man found dead in Amsterdam home is 73-year-old Paul, police suspect foul play

The 73-year-old man found dead in his home in central Amsterdam earlier this week has been identified as Paul Wyber. Police are currently investigating the death as a suspected crime.

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